It is certainly no longer a superind of foreing-house of fern is as constructive and as iously educative as any public school for boys, and the inculcation of decorum and deportment has been displaced by a steady training in initiative and bane.
Girls may no longer be able to do fine point needlework, or step in and out of a carriage with requ grace, but they can and do or} their own musical and dramatic cities, and get up their own debates, It is through these primary essays in efficiency and citizenship that in later years the stamp of the public schoo! is made clearly visible.
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